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Hello, I'm relatively new to Pathfinder (I recently converted from 4e), and I'm going to be starting a Jade Regent campaign with seven PCs. It's going to be difficult, but I've run games with that many people before, and things tended to work out. I assume my GM style and my players' styles are at least somewhat complementary to having extra players (though if this turns out not to be the case, I've got contingency plans).

So, to the point. I was wondering if any of you had any ideas for making Jade Regent (or at least Brinewall Legacy) work for this many players. I don't plan on tracking XP, so that shouldn't be a problem (though CR will be helpful in converting certain encounters). I'm planning on mostly just doubling the monsters for most battles (as my party is somewhat OP), and beefing up bosses quite a bit.

My party is made out of the following characters:
Half-Elf Inquisitor
Elf-Treant Ranger
Duergar Monk
Elf Wizard
Half-Orc Fighter
Gnome Bard
??? Magus (possibly replacing Ameiko? I haven't decided yet whether to offer that option to that player. I know it would probably simplify things, as there's too many characters (PCs and NPCs) as it is.)

So yeah, any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hello, I'm DMing a new group, and I'm trying to decide what adventure path to choose. I'd rather do an adventure path than any one-shot modules or making up my own stuff, just because of my DMing style. Three of my players and I are recent converts from 4e, and my other two players are new to RPGs, so you could consider this a bit of a noob group. We're starting with We Be Goblins, just to make sure we enjoy the system and to get used to its mechanics, then we'd like to jump into an adventure path. I was considering Jade Regent, since the two are somewhat linked, but I'm not quite sure. I'm cool with having to work with extra rules (such as the caravan system in Jade Regent), but I'd rather not have to modify the AP much (if at all).

Based on all that, what Adventure Path would you recommend for us? Thanks in advance for your responses!